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An administrator in a theatre based in Kolomenskoye, Moscow. “In western Europe everything is so neatly defined, so specific”, says Herfort. “A waiting room is a waiting room, an office is an office. In Russia, in contrast, rooms are open to interpretation, many-layered and not so prettified. And I also noticed that there seem to be many more people just sitting around in them. None of them seems at first sight to know what they are doing there. I tried to integrate people like that into my pictures” . (Photo by by Frank Herfort/The Guardian)
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